Learning Disabilities "Do they exist?"
Posted by:
Kathy on
April 12, 2007 at
10:33AM EST
While, I do believe plenty of learning disabilities exist, could it be, in some cases, we just learn different. There is this idea of one way to learn. We are all different and we all get to the end of the road by taking different routes. Should we continue putting labels on everything? I guess there is nothing wrong with it, kind of like one has blond hair and one has black. Some of us are better one on one, while others are better in a crowd. I just think we need to separate "learning disabilities (ex: dyslexia) from differences in learning.
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Posted by: Daisy on April 18, 2007 10:48AM EST
This math program was very difficult for my son to grasp, ( and also his parents), but my daughter just took to it. This is when I became convinced that not every child learns the same way and the schools need to make concessions for this to help the kids who just need a different explanation.
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